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the services of DIR. Goodyear were engaged.
Mr.. Linsley now suffers less and it is hoped
the worst is over.
The Ladies' auxiliary to the board of mis-
sions is to be held at st. Johns church on
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Bethany.
BETHANY, Jan. ga festival will be held
at Perrys Hall on Wednesday evening, Feb.
2. If stormy it will be held the next fair
evening. 1t is for the benefit of Christ
church parish.
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am and 400 p M Returning at 9:20 am. and
4:05 pm
EDWARD A. RAY, g. T. A.
s. =. OPDYKE, JR., Supt.
New Haven and Derby Railroad.
Train Arrangement commencing June IA, 1856.
LEAVE NEW HAVEN
At 200 and 9:52 LEO. $3.50, 5:45, 7:05 2. M
Saturdays at Hoo p m.
LEAVE ANSONIA
At 6:35. 9:05 and 1140 n, 100, $50 and Gas D.
Connections are made at Ansonia with passenger
trains OF the Naugatuck railroad and at New Haven
with the principal trains Of other roads centering
there. ES. OUINTARD Sup't
New Haven, June IA. 1886.
Naugatuck Railroad.
COMMENCING DEC Goth, 1886, trains lie ave
New Haven via II. g. D. R. R., connecting With
this road at
700 a: m.-Connecting at Ansonia with passenge
train for Waterbury, Litchfleld and Wiz
sted.
$3.50 a. m.-Through car for Waterbury, WATERFOWL,
Litchfleld, Winsted.
3:15 p m--Connecting at Ansonia with passenger
train for Waterbury and Watertown.
6:45 p. m.-Through car for Waterbury, Watertowr
LibchnelJ, Winsted.
7:05 p m.-Connecting at Ansonia for Waterbury,
FOR NEW HAN EN-Trains leave Winsted: 7:13
q. m LEO p. with through car, aud at SO E. n
TRAINS LEAVE WATERBERY-At $50 g. m
1925 a. NJ, through car, 1880 a. m. 2:42 p m
through car, $3.50 p. m.
Bridgeport. Dec. 80, 1926
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L G. A R ID ,

A G. A r. d.
To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions of YOUTH nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood, &C., will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, New York City.
se21eodaw1y.
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miscellaneous.
can be consulted at his office,

VINO has practiced medicine in this city since 1874
can be consulted at his Office
LIZ. Lyons success in the treatment of all dis
eases mas been marvellous and his fame has spread
throughout the length and breadth of the United
States Being opposed to all mineral and poisonous
drugs, ne has selected choice and potent remedials
from the vegetable kingdom only, and with val
uaole roots, barks and herbs is prepared to CURE
the most stubborn and attractive disease Con
sumption, that bane of our eastern climate which
causes SO many to succumb to its ruthless power,i
CURED by DR.. Lyon, many testimonials from
unlmpeachable witnesses attest. Dyspepsia the
national scourge which dooms thousands to tor
ture and misery is routed and annihilated by rem
cay discovered by the doctor. In no case yet has
this 1nestimable specific failed of banishing that
painful disease All diseases of the Lungs, Liver
and Kidneys, IS well as Skin Diseases and all I'm
pur1ties of the Blood of whatever name and ma
ture, are radically and permanently cured in a
surprisingly short time by the doctors i'm roved
method of treatment
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Improve Your Complexion
by the of PEARLS White Glycerine. 1t removes
all spots. discolorationS, ETC., upon the skin and
renders it soft and beautiful. Druggists sell it.
jos cod st
ssChestnuts''-AVO them if you
wish to be free from the suffering they cause.
To cure aches, pains and lameness, use the
Compound Quinine Plasters. Sold by drug
gists.
When Baby sick, gave her CAsToRIA,
When she was Child, she cried for CASTORIA,
When she became Miss she chung to CASTORlA,
When she had Children, she gave them CASToRIA.
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PETITION RECOMMENDED.

KALE'S PETITlON RECOM M ENDEUs
The Committee on Education at Hart
ford Vote to Recommend Lhe Pc
ttt1On of Yale UniversIty-What
Was Done Before the Labor
COmmittee-BiIIs of Importance In.
trOduced Yesterday-The County
commandments. Durham NOmi-
mated.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-27

Remaining in the New Haven postoffice, New Ha-
ven county, State of Connecticut, Wednesday,
Jan. 26, 1887:
LADIES' LIST.
A-Sophia Aver.
B-"Amy'' Butler.
C-Bridget Callahan, Fannie r. Clarke, Mary Cree
gan.
D-Mrs. James Dneen, Mrs. W. G. Dunn.
F-Mrs. j. r. Fisher, Mrs. ]. A. Frost.
G-Mary Gerlng, Jessie Gilmore, Marion w. Gla-
zier
H-Mrs s. o. Hill, Mary Howard, Mrs, F. l. Hat
ton.
J-Mary F. Jacob, Miss Josie ]. Jones, Harriet
johnson, Helen JOY.
Mrs Carrie e. LoomS.
M-Nelfie NARROW, Mrs. A. McNele, Lettia Moo
ney, Miss NJ Mcclure.
S-Miss Kate Seery, Ella Stevens, Laura Stickney,
Mrs W. D Slater.
T-Mrs TAYLOR Mrs. Henrietta Tyler.
V-Mrs. Gilbert Vandoole.
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HARTFORD, Jan. 90.

Special to the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
Speaker Hoyt is authority for the statement
that if members would present their petitions
with reasonable promptness and the commit
tees begin their work Immediately an ad-
journment sine die would be reached inside
of month; otherwise look out for a May
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-27

Local Stock Quotations.
Furnished by Bunneu & Scranton,
BANKERS AND BROKERS, Simpson Block.
BANK STOCKS.
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General state News.
A NEW LODGE.

Housatonic council, Knights of Columbus,
ing.
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The House Of Lords.
SOL SMITH RUSSELL.
He Appears In His New Play, BE
wItchcd,' at the Garland

[He Appears In HIS New play, he
witchcd,' ut the Garland
So Smith Rus sol. appeared lat
Evening, at the Garland, in his now
tl,y, "Bewitchod,' to IL very good
kadleDce, in point of size. Sol Smith
Elssel is the same everywhere. He
Sci Smith Russell. His personality
bull there is in anything he presents
b. Sol is a whole show, and the b, J.
be of the troupe are only needed TO
IN. The play 'Bewltched" is a
kdiculOus extravaganza, i'll which u
fnle gold amulet played very prom
Huent part, driving raving crazy every
bne Into whose possession 1t m" u
EOme. The RusselPs specialtles
brought down the house rs usual
Ind he made All especial hit
n his impersonstion OF All aged fo-
nsle in HON there etil fingered a
Ienile glow Of the tender passion
His song. "Thore you are" made o
III, and alter M evening of Jolly good
klmor all round, MIR. RIesell and his
adience parted the best OF friends
I'D on most confidential terms with
Nh other.
The next IT raction NJ the Garland
be the Carleton Opera company
bio funniest aud most successful of
thef late comic operas, Ermine.
be company ia the largest az d finest
Fera company that has ever visited
RaCO.
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a Triple Alliance.

Uuhsppny for the wretohed Victim of their
assaults, dyspepsia, cons ipation and bilious
ness are faiihful allies When one of these
foes attack the system the other two -peedilY
how In It's wake, and successively make
thor onslaught 7ucce,sigely, but not sue
oe,stully, II Ho5tctters stomach Bltters be
used 10 rtpel the onset. The Bitters as easily
e,urpAtes these nous ters IS 1t. George Ia de
picted In the act Of doing TO the dragon In the
s,eel vignette upon the glass bottles which
contain the med Their light, Ike thei'
advance, is nearly simultaneous. Their
mutuAlity destroyed, they preci piutely re
treat, leaving health master Of the position
and strongly entrenched oy the Bitters, THU
grand f0rtiaer Ia also a reliable b1lwarl
against the insidious assaults OF malaTitl dis
ease, and stops the approach OF rheumatism
II, moreover, relieves nervous complaints
| aud imparu vigor 70 the weak.
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following officers were elected for
4 present term: Otis w David, e.;
\ Gallagher, V c; + = Cravens, =;
) Blackshear, Nj f; II 5 Blanchard,
tiW Il Mendenholl, X of y and 5;
Paine, NJ A; DR. Il p Hengst, &;
stale!, O u. Waco is to be con-
EHalated upon the reorganization
me worthy and chivalric order
LO'' OF the visiting knights have re-
.aed to their homes. Quite mum
Oh new applicants will be elected
aeSt Friday nights meeting,
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l'Elqs >sb\ AZ.
Millinery.

I- ,-- NJ I- .
wa '','us ''"''',''' - '''" W.
u. '"'l' Il h'1',',,'' ,'''' ''"'
''c Guy H'S'''""Ht '"l"- I"''''
Ms Lucy j. l)lneuruy IL quite 'H "l
pneumonia at her home uu Wa hmgtoh street.
Mr. Nullu and Mrs lhN' Nrur "i
Wealhcriori are ID the eljN guests OF MIS- "
we'll
Mr. Ncumcgon. of wcathcrfurd has been
prospecting. as to Investment, in and about
Wuco
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As showing the hereditary influence Of
q defounty in parent "A prominent
Ayrshire breeder in New England states
that he once owned a valuable bull that
was born with Il broken tail Several OF
his calves inherited the deforrnity. An
other equally noted breeder states that ho
has had two cases Of three teatcd calves
from three tcated mothers Another New
England breeder Inns had nicked ears on
calves bred from parents whose ears had
been cut. Chicago Times,
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Why should you bother your brainF
.hout what kind of present tc buy
,or YOUR friend, as there is nj thing
,bst woul please him more than one
of our nice silk or CASHMERE hats, or
cold-headed umbrella, or q smoking
scket, or morning gown, or one of
oar large silk muillcrs, or pair OF
our hand-embroidered suspendeIs; or
be would ike nobhy scarf, and per
bsps nice suit of cloth, or an over
rost. or-or-or--dou'l mention any
|mOre. JONES X FOoDLoE.
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L" foRk, Dee. 1.-THE third day of the
'l'eh'lon Of republican clubs at Chickcring
+ openci with their ranks thrown into
r. they were no longer clubs from eY-
E'aere that had no common bond except
1 'HeSance to the republican party, they
4 wen resolved into national league
IN hi"nent parts We're state leagues into
we clubs of each state had organized,
uau not elected officers OF the league
4 mere we're plenty Of them on the
H.. Ine state leagues had been caucussing
.o emo ana every one looked forward with
= III o see what the day would bring
4He Lamar resolution introduced by
k,n NmAh Gro;yenOr, Of Ohio, formed not
m. me subject Of conversation Pior
H. oPeh'ng Of the convention. The New
H. ~ '5at'on met this morning and re-
a NJ n unequiyical dcclination of Chauu-
GnJ r'vpo" Ior the presidency Of tine -
,, 'easue ans nominated James 7. fos-
J tL,'.gnl u the New York republican
I -, That position.
krtlar,'..'' T. Hartman Eyarts called the con
kn eaa ooIder, the election of delegations
n ~ state for yice-presdent and mem
lnced sAechtlHe committee was then au-
mska "hfn general Nathan Coil arose
ycs nominations for Wright, of Virginia
ke,ed Hy'lent, long continued applause
j. ,s, MN Chairman Eyarts ruled thai
ku5ps , 10y feeling ready to make its nom
Ken uuld wait until action had beel
b. of en state Nominations for pres
VI lae national league then followe
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the face of light foreign demand and
falling rr.cp~ cl~cN here
The combination held mp long. and the
marquis g.. sustain II were regularly paid,
hut the break came at last and the mystery
was solved All the available cl~t of the
aged Briggs swift, and nearly all that OF
the dvpo~ilor~ OF the Fidelity National
bnuk had gone into the 'dru' and was
irrctrcvnh.y lost The responsible man
was Edward /. Harper, aud associated
with hu were NmmI Baldwin cashier,
and benjamin Hopkins, assistant cashier.
The last two wait their turn, rs Harper ~
tried first
lie IS comparatively II young man, not
quite 80 years old native of the lumber
regions oi PENNSYLVANIA, and has been II
spcGulttnr from the start II Is SAID Tint
in one transaction. in 1881 he and few
associates uritrd 81 GOO 600 I'm Chicago
deal infatuated. Ike othcr gamblers, he
went iu as.,A uu the falling market OF
lsSj. AMI lost 1t all, thrd time he tried
it. with other peoples money and is now
called upou To prove thai hie action was
moi criminal The prosecution charges
/ that he .Wu+ assisted by Cashiers Hopkins
I and Ammi baldwin. The latter is go
/ years old and hn~ seen much trouble His
son iiarfS baldwin, was numbered ON he
, street in CINCINNATI ia 1879 and no clcw
/ TO the I.'i'O ''Htur was ever found. l}cuja
min Hopkins lis - years old. aud man II
marked .aty IN some RESPECTS, bat very
peculiar IN OTHERS. he D. SWrliuHlst ~
the extreme type and an eager reader Of
all SORTS ~ uut of the way and occult
htrlUulc Thc prosecution charges that
he cuuutrd with Harper tor Nae exchange
of pcrsoua. checks that these were to hc
returned IN The assets rs cash. and that
Miss Josie Nolmcs exchange clerk of the
bank. over whom Harper exercised some
strange influence. did the fraudulent
clerical work. She i, also under arrest.
Additional charges AGAINST Harper relate
to fictitious credits, false accounts and
bogus certificates Of deposit
As might br expected, there MAS much
difficulty IN securing q jury, the matter
having obtained wide notorietv all the
fucts having been published ia the papers.
A special Ncuirc was issued and sixty
talesmen were sworn on their voir dire
before tine impartial twelve were Sc
lectcd Nearly all the talcsmeu are
farmers OF The hest class, mud the Jury
consists of men Of high character 1t Is
occasions Ike this especially IN the ogri-
cultural regions, that show the value ~
AmeIicau institutions and the high char
meter of American citizenship The YER
diet Of such jury carries with IT the
force of niatured and honest conclusions.
All the surroundings OF the irlal are sIch
rs to make IT. historic 1t is held IN the
large and handsome United States circuit
court room, on Main street, the ndorn-
tneTts of the room symbolic the dignity
OF the government, and from the wall the
? large portraits of the late judges Swing and
L.. moi nv GtI
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IIlniiksmiyIIig

Is at hand and you will lind what
YOU want at 10. 5. Thompson's. Nice
fat turkeys. choice mince meat and
cranberries, incest IN the market. No
one need go without Thanksgiving
dinner while 10. ). Thompson il in
the market.
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What tree represent q person IN
debt! willow you will owe much to
DR., Bigger-' HuckleDerry Cordial
tor curing tho child teething, or you
of cramp collie or dysentery.
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Don't Freeze to Death

hen the House of Lords can keep
IcO' blood in circulation and your
amenities warm, with lis superb
1OO,s.
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Gee our elegant Manicure Sets.
w. A. Williamson ~ Co
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The House OF Lords

TOlet cases to suit everyone, from
cents to 5000 each, at w. A. Will
Imson Il Co.'s.
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( lALlfOkNtA IN TEXAS. FOR SALt OR
- TRADE. "A beautiful home In Calves
ION, loNas, consisting of seven lots fronting
ON West broadway, with eight plnstercI
rooms, three cistcins, barn. out houses etc
J. Inc garden with grounds ornamcutrd with
orange, lemon, 'nagnolin, sea cOiur iaud ole
thder trees Cost tlnO. VIII take $500. easy
terms OF trade f. J X kouis-os Waco
Owner
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ToHang for wife murder.

CORK, Dee l7--Surgeon MAJOR Cross has
been found guilty at the assizes OF the murder
der Of hi, wife by poisoning, and has been
sentenced to death,
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What shall buy for Christmas?
lolet cases III plush leather aud
kslher from S1.00 to $500. Morn
fn FISHER 81 Co.'S new drug store.
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The House of Lords.

Don't buy Christmas goods until
lOu have seen w. A. Williamson X
ko.S elegant display.
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The blood i. the source OF heat Keep u
pure by taking Hoods aarsaparil'a' ""''H -
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lhs House OF Lords.

Try a jar of Hyman's Celebrated
Neet pickles III b. A. Little " Cos.
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ttILNNIcplIS.

EOR NALE-kol rust proof seed oats. ccsr
~ weeds hui juhu>on grass seed M {,
cents per bu. hci WN n EN.Na
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CHEAP COLUMN.
~ A>Tt9D

INTENDING NDNrRrtSEKs should address
l GEO T. ROW ELIZA CO.. 40 spruce street,
New York city Tor select Lat OF 1910 news
papers VIII he sent free Ca application.
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FOHt RENT

FoR EhNr-A room over Curiosity shop
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a UCllON Me of toys and lay goods
"A every night ut Goochs, next to Waco
curiosity Shop.
\ EN ANtIION ANb COMMISSION, III
! austin street. Cunsirnmcnts of every
tlng SAl"Ahlr solicitation. HOuSehuid goods
ana carriages sold to tho highest bidder ey-
cry Shiurday. Auction Snles every night.
b'rgalhs In every thing at private rale.
q /. GGOCH
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So a Dau--A Gold Mine

For agents. Grandest money making hu.iness
eyer oiier"d A golden harvest tor the next
two months, S75 per month and expenses 10
active men 10 sell our goods No capital re-
quired No peddling. Sample cuso Of good,
ana valuable Information and full particulars
free. No humbug; We mean jusi what we say.
address, Mt once
STANDARD slLVBHWARE Co, Boston.
MuHB,
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w Al AGENTS. New GOODS rare chance
W 300 per cent. commission. or Iinw"ek
N"dress iin 81 imp, Weaver My, q state
s., chicago,
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The House of Lords,
SnlL kllelIIn.

With It's Intense Itching, dry. hot skin, often
broken into painful cracks and the little
wa'ery puppies often causes Understandable
suffering. Hoods SarssparillA has wouder-
rll power over this disease. II purihes the
blood aud eXpelA the humVr, and skin heals
without a scar. Send for book contain ny.
many statements OF cures. To ID. Hook 4 Co..
Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
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The House of Lords.
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wi have much to challenge their adj
miration and deepen their love in the
performance of Ermine, the monarch
of side splitting prodigles, at the Gar
land next Wednesday evening, by the
Justly celebrated Carlton Opera
Company. said to be the largest and
best, which has ever visited Waco.
la view of their large company
| (about 60 people,, wonderful success
and conscious superiority, this troop
will advance the price to 81 80, gallery
LOO Poor plays are not cheap at any
price; in point of merit ana superior
lty the performance of the Carlctou's
will be the cheapest OF the season,
| Don't let wind or water deprive you
of the great pleasure OF seeing them
Col. WIN. Cameron, Captain j. l.
Elgiu, aud other gentlemen, who &C
companied them, returned yesterday
morning from the public sale of town
lots at the new town of Cheyenne, on
the Fort Worth and Denver. Ths
weather was beautiful Oh the day Of
The sale, and everything passed Of
most pleasantly aud successfully. Two
hundred and thirty-six lots were
sold, sggregsting $4,000. Two
members of the Waco delegation ar
still investigating the Panhandl
country aud will doubtless MAX
considerable Investments of surplu
t capital in real estate in that section
The proposed extension of the Cen
trsl up through the Panhandle cour
try will be watched with interest b
Waco, as every mile Oft Will be ne,
territory added TO her range. Wac
Daily Republican., 1887-04-28

PnIrLirsBuRG, N. J April 27.-The
place was thrown into considerable ex.
citement last nigh. and this morning by
the kidnapping OF Frank Santee, the s.
year-old son of Herman Santee, For
some days tramp has been about town.
proving himself a general nuisance. The
police watched him. but LOST sight of him
last night. A couple of hours later Mrs.
santee reported that her little boy could
not be found. The tramp was connected
with the disappearance us If by instinct,
and a search was made. BY good fortune
the tramp, with the boy, was discovered
on a coal train just as it was starting for
Trenton. The boy was nearly covered
with coal while big coat was thrown
over his head to hide him. The little fell
low said the tramp had promised to give
MIN pet monkey if he would 20 to Tren.
ton. ton. The tramp, who gave his name as
lhomas Walton, a half-breed Cherokee.
was taken to BelVidere this morning and
Immediately indicted. He proved a
Troublesome customer for the officers TO
handle. w
Daily Republican., 1887-04-28
Tho Steamer Wilmington.

The steamer Wilmington commenced
her regular trips yesterday and left thi,
city for Philadelphia at 4l6 o. m,
Daring the time that the boat has been
on the line 1t has b0en thoroughly over
hanled in every rar;. The machinery
mas been put In complete order, the
boilers tested and every par. of the boat
repsiDtd. The talocns have been re-
carpeted and everything about her looks
fully ss we'll az when she fret. came
from the hands Of the builder. Nothing
tnat will In any manner c0ndu une to the
comfort or oon venience OF passengers
has been left uhdons, and the viii.
mlnRton will now compare favora bly
with any boat On the river. The rail
on the hurricane deck has been moved
further aft, and the seating capacity
greatly increased. The boat Ia fully
provided with full complement of NE
preservers, life rings and boats, and
every precaution taken to provide
against accident. Captain Bloomsbury.
who has made hosts OF friends, will be
In command. and this fact alone 10 su fiji !.
cient 10 insure safety and courteous
treatment to every patron of the boat.
There will now be four trips bs.ween
this city and Pbiladelphis daily, the
Brandy wine leaving here a. z a IN. and
IL 40 p. m, and the Wilminst ston at 10
o. III. and 4 Is p u.
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Olivet Entertainment.

The fret entertain ment given by The
olivet Juvenile Mission Band took
place on Tuesday evening, and was &
gratifying success. This society was
organized q few weeks siDcs By Miss
Garel. The singing was by MesSrs.
Rhoads and Braunstein and Misses
thielman and Starr. Mr.. Parry pre-
sided at the organ. Readings and reel
tations were given by Mr.. Wood word,
MRS. Ward aud Mies Samworth. Mr.
baTtletts performance on the flute was
well received. He was accompanied on
the organ by Miss Howell. Among the
members OF the Mission Band who gave
Rotations or took part In n dialogue
were Misses Annie Ault, Lizzie Nc.
Daniel, Maud Grier and Annie Will
neim and Masters Brandt Hoffman,,
george Rommel. Willie Myers, George
Alexander, Bayard Brown, Charlie Nc.
pride, Otis Simpson, John Taylor and
Everett Nu2ent. AL who took part in
tae exercises did particularly well, and
.he M members Of the band may well feel
encouraged by this their first entertain
nent.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-28
D.ed From ParatysIa

Mr.. Henry G. Hill, the father OF
William II. Hill, managing editor OF
the Morning News, died at his resi-.
dence, No. All Wyoming street, Phila.
delphia, yesterday afternoon, aged 67
years, from stroke Of paralysis. The
deceased has been an invalid for some
time. having been afflicted with para
lysis for several years, About Que week
ago he was seized with another attack,
and lay in an apparently unconscious
condition until his death. MIR. Hill
was for many years engaged In the
hardware business at Norristowp, but
afterward was an appraiser in the Phil
s6elphia Custom House. He leaves n
wife and four sons. The funeral will
take place at 10 O'Clock Saturday morn
ing, and the inter will be made at
Norristown.